Where can I find more info about staying at Golden Oaks? I understand it is a residential development but I'm thinking of short-term lodging for a holiday on property.
Where can I find more info about staying at Golden Oaks? I understand it is a residential development but I'm thinking of short-term lodging for a holiday on property.
And that is just the entry level price, most homes there go for more.Yeah, I don't know who rents out their 2 million dollar house.
I’d also guess that people living in golden oaks aren’t interested in renting their properties.It is my understanding that the covenants and restrictions for Golden Oak forbid short term rental of the properties.
I have also heard that short term housing rentals in Orange county are illegal, but I have never verified this.
People rent beach houses that cost that all the time. Part of how they afford them. I’d think golden oaks as different from that though.Yeah, I don't know who rents out their 2 million dollar house.
You would be surprised.I’d also guess that people living in golden oaks aren’t interested in renting their properties.
A double-lot giant home sits beachfront next to the public access we used to use. Honestly, it looked like a hotel. We would go to that access consistently, I'd drive , bike and run by it. I saw it in use the 4th of July, and maybe one other week. It's not the only one like that around us. There are homes near that one that get rented, but they're rental homes. I'd guess Golden Oak is more like the first group than the second. Agree the HOA would not allow.You would be surprised.
Subdivisions like Golden Oaks are often second, third or fourth vacation homes for the residents. It would not surprise me one bit if a good chunk of them are vacant 10-11 months out of the year.
High end rentals in desirable locations are quite a lucrative business with large homes going for 4 figures a night. With a myriad of third party business willing to manage the rental, an owner often has to do nothing more than cash a check every month.
Of course, this is why many planned communities forbid the short term rental of the properties within them.
This is correctIt is my understanding that the covenants and restrictions for Golden Oak forbid short term rental of the properties.
I have also heard that short term housing rentals in Orange county are illegal, but I have never verified this.
Having been to The Masters a few times now, I know the rates and this is not accurate. Yes it's expensive but not that much. #MakeTigerGreatAgainA double-lot giant home sits beachfront next to the public access we used to use. Honestly, it looked like a hotel. We would go to that access consistently, I'd drive , bike and run by it. I saw it in use the 4th of July, and maybe one other week. It's not the only one like that around us. There are homes near that one that get rented, but they're rental homes. I'd guess Golden Oak is more like the first group than the second. Agree the HOA would not allow.
We stayed in Augusta when we evac'd for Irma. Heard a story about a guy who pays his full year's worth of mortgage from what he makes renting his house out for a week or two around The Masters. Not to that degree, but it's pretty common to rent for that one week or two, as it is where I am around the TPC tournament.
"Guests" hahaSo what you're saying is that if i can convince an owner in Golden Oak to rent their house to me for 180 days, i can have "guests" show up for varying lengths of stay within that time. Said guests could then purchase a $2000 t-shirt from me on a daily basis...
Yeah, I don't know who rents out their 2 million dollar house.
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